G.E.D. Hybrid English/Spanish

You must qualify for the Ready to Work or Adult Education Literacy grant. It is simple to apply by clicking on the GED Registration link on the main page.

We do not require that you purchase any books, but having a good study guide can be a tremendous help. A variety of G.E.D. study guides are available, and you should pick the one that best suits your needs and your price range.

Our online G.E.D. preparation includes all four current test areas: language arts, social studies, science, and mathematics.

Yes, Online G.E.D. preparation is available in Spanish and English.

The requirements for passing the G.E.D. test is scoring 145 or better for each section of the test. Information about the official G.E.D. test can be found by contacting the St. Philip's College Testing Center.

The GED classes run for 16 weeks. After each session, you will take the official test for the subjects you have completed in the hybrid classes. Throughout the course, you will take practice tests to ensure you are on target before taking the official exam. If you are unsuccessful in passing the practice exams, we will recommend you enroll in another session to continue preparing for the exam.

Most definitely! We know that many G.E.D. students are hard-working individuals who must balance different priorities, and time can sometimes be tight. So if you need to register once more, we will gladly assist you in doing that.

You may access the hybrid G.E.D. preparation materials from any computer that has an internet connection. Should you find yourself without internet access at home, you may use public libraries or come to our campus and use a computer as a community member. Please feel free to visit the St. Philip’s College library the Center for Learning Resources - CLR for information on public computer use.

We work pretty hard to ensure that you have the information you need to make the right choice about G.E.D. preparation, but sometimes students do find that they would rather have face-to-face classes after all. If that happens, please contact us to find out when the next face-to-face classes will take place.

Please contact Dr. Kimberely Irving-Conaway, Dean for Academic Success, Academic Services, at kirving@alamo.edu.

After all your hard work, it’s time to wrap things up and actually gets your G.E.D.! Information about testing available at St. Philip’s College can be found here: http://www.alamo.edu/spc/ged-prep (Please call the Testing Center for more current information on testing fees.) Students who meet eligibility requirements may be approved to have testing vouchers to waive testing fees. This information will be determined after registration. Make sure you take a printout of your practice test scores with you to sign up for the actual G.E.D. examination.

At this time, the official G.E.D. is only available at authorized testing centers. You may find the center nearest to you by using the locator available on the Texas Education Agency G.E.D. website. St. Philip's College has an authorized Testing Center.

http://www.gedtestingservice.com/testers/locate-a-testing-center

We hope that doesn’t happen, but if you do need additional preparation, we welcome your re-enrollment. You will have several opportunities to take the practice tests and two opportunities to take each of the four required tests.